Camera ticket outside of Payson on 260. Lucky for me it was in company truck and they won't respond unless served. I thought AZ got rid of speeding cameras, apparently not in cities. :(
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Camera ticket outside of Payson on 260. Lucky for me it was in company truck and they won't respond unless served. I thought AZ got rid of speeding cameras, apparently not in cities. :(
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How fast were you going and what was the posted speed?
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60 in 45. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
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I normally like to make my tickets worth it LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Stainless
Speeding camera?
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Oh cool, I thought you were gonna scold me, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
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Lol.. Those camera tickets are so stupid.. They can't ever prove that you got them, because they send the usps.. I'm lucky (or not) if I get all of my bills from the postal service every month. We have had 3 birthday cards with cash or check in them gone missing in the past few years. If they want people to pay them, they really should send it certified mail.
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Stainless, the speeding habit is a tough one, perhaps therapy or rehab is in order....:D:D
There actually is a lot of postal theft...birthday cards almost always have money of some sort. Bank statements of course are targeted but so are bills which have plenty of personal info.
Tell me about it, add to that 8 hr drives, you tend to push it some. I dont remember getting flashed by strobe either, nonetheless it was my mug in the photo. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Ziggy
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Ha ha :)
The coolest thing I have come across with speeding tickets.
With my rental car in Europe, they had the speeding cameras built into the GPS so that it warns you when you are approaching a speeding camera.
For example, it would beep and warn you when there was 800 meters, 400 meters, 200, 100 and then at the camera. This way, you knew when to slow down and where the camera was. It even showed an icon on the GPS display so that you knew it was a camera that was coming up.
Def a nice way to avoid the tickets.
Ugh so sorry!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stainless
I wonder how many people get caught with "someone else" in their car and the pic gets sent to their house...yikes!
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My wifes GPS she has here informs her of redlight camera intersections....kinda coolQuote:
Originally Posted by riverrunner1984
Thats really cool. Can get annoying with so many beeps for the speeding cameras but a good idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ziggy
in the last 12 months I have shelled out about 1k for attorney fees/elevated fines to make the tickets go away (reduced to a non moving violation). First was my wife on a traffic intersection cam dealio like U stainless, then it was my son and now mine with a State Pooper... This one with the State Pooper is a major chunk to get them to reduce to a NON moving violation... My attorney is a long time friend and he never wants to charge me, but I always make him take the money just like any other Joe Blow would have to pay... Nearly $1000.000 to keep the points off of the record and keep the insurance company happy...
Problem for me is I don't pay attention to speed limit signs in municipal areas. Maybe technology will bring us signs that emit the speed limit to a device in your car. It would update every time you pass a speed limit sign, of course you could turn it off if it's not for you. It would require a monumental collaboration with government so this idea isn't going any farther than this thread. :D
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My navigation tells me the speed limit...but that's like an MSRP to me :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stainless
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:happy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Just paid 162.00 for my second cell phone ticket. I was in a work truck that doesn't have Bluetooth. :angry::angry:
I wish there was a Bluetooth that is clear as the earpiece on the phone.Quote:
Originally Posted by cab_01
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